I Have an Account for an Tianxia

During the troubled times of the Five Dynasties, there were many vassal towns, and ledgers were more murderous than swords. Chen Mu came through time and became a small ninth-grade warehouse Cao in Luzhou Army. Before he had time to figure out the situation, he was charged with the capital crime of "corrupting three hundred shi of military rations" - he was beheaded and executed on the same day. Good news: He was a financial audit supervisor in his previous life, and he is more familiar with accounts than with faces. Bad news: the real deficit is not 300 shi, but 6,000 shi. Someone used his life as a lid to suppress a black hole in the accounts that could overturn half of the feudal town. On the execution ground, he shouted out the number that shouldn't appear. A dead game becomes a chess game. He survived, but everyone was staring at him - Jiedu used him to make a knife, Du Yuhou used him to test the bottom line, and the push official played chess in the dark. And he just wants to live. It's a pity that after some accounts have been settled, he can't help but leave.